About Hotel Sujata

It is not much of an effort for Hotel Sujata to make guests feel comfortable, it comes naturally. At Hotel Sujata you experience India's true tradition in its most modern ways. Many guests have turned to Hotel Sujata again and again for quality service, distinctive cuisine and all round excellence. Hotel Sujata is never satisfied with how they are and constantly evaluate themselves, so as to be better than the best. It is this quality that makes it an ever growing pyramid of success.

Hotel Specifications

Accommodation

There are 25 luxurious rooms and 02 and 09 beds suites, it offers its services in an ambience of refined sophistication. Room services include attached baths and 24-hour room service.

Dining

The restaurant at Hotel Sujata is a place where you can celebrate the rich flavours of delicious Indian cuisine.

Other facilities

During your stay in the Hotel Sujata we take every possible step to make your say a memorable one, some facilities available are foreign exchange, hammam and prayer hall.

Basic Data Country India State Jharkhand District Gaya City Bodhgaya Location 500 mtr. from Mahabodhi Temple

City Information

The life of Gautam Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, is associated with the small town of Bodhgaya. It is one of the four holiest cities of Buddhist faith. The Mahabodhi temple is the main attraction of this town and is located near the spot where Lord Buddha attained spiritual enlightenment. Bodhgaya is not only an important Buddhist pilgrim center, but it is also an important center for the study of Buddhism. The main tourist attraction in Bodhgaya is the Mahabodhi temple. The original Bodhi tree under which Buddha gained enlightenment had died, but the present tree is a descendant of the original tree, which was obtained from Anuradhapura in Sri Lanka. Bodhgaya is not only an important Buddhist pilgrim center and an archeological site, but also it also for famous for the various meditation courses offered by a number of institutes, in and around the town. Most of the courses are conducted in winters (October-February).